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arxiv 2205.10411 v1 pith:4NGOHKZ2 submitted 2022-05-19 cs.CL

Cristian Ahumada , Claudio Gutierrez , Antonios Anastasopoulos This is my paper · ORCID
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Mapuzugun is the language of the Mapuche people. Due to political and historical reasons, its number of speakers has decreased and the language has been excluded from the educational system in Chile and Argentina. For this reason, it is very important to support the revitalization of the Mapuzugun in all spaces and media of society. In this work we present a tool towards supporting educational activities of Mapuzugun, tailored to the characteristics of the language. The tool consists of three parts: design and development of an orthography detector and converter; a morphological analyzer; and an informal translator. We also present a case study with Mapuzugun students showing promising results. Short Abstract in Mapuzuzgun: T\"ufachi k\"uzaw pegelfi ki\~ne zugun k\"uzawpey\"um kelluaetew pu mapuzugun chillkatufe kimal kizu ta\~ni zugun.

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